Web API Samples
Updated: November 29, 2016
Applies To: Dynamics 365 (online), Dynamics 365 (on-premises), Dynamics CRM 2016, Dynamics CRM Online
You can use the Microsoft Dynamics 365 Web API with a wide variety of programming languages or libraries. The Microsoft Dynamics 365 SDK provides a matrix of samples demonstrating how to use the Web API in a number of different ways. This topic introduces the samples available for each group of operations and how to perform these operations using different languages or libraries.
The following table describes the Dynamics 365 Web API samples and their language-specific implementations.
Language-neutral description | C# implementation | Client-side JavaScript implementation |
|---|---|---|
Web API Samples (this topic) | ||
Web API Conditional Operations Sample (Client-side JavaScript) | ||
Web API Functions and Actions Sample (Client-side JavaScript) |
The following tables categorize the sample topics by the groups of operations demonstrated and by implementation issues.
The following table classifies the samples by demonstrated operation groups.
Group | Description |
|---|---|
How to perform basic CRUD (Create, Retrieve, Update, and Delete) and associative operations. More information: | |
How to perform basic query requests. More information: | |
How to perform certain categories of operations that are conditionally based upon the version of the entity record contained on the server and/or currently maintained by the client. More information: Perform conditional operations using the Web API | |
How to use bound/unbound functions and actions, including custom actions. More information: |
The following table lists the topics that cover the common language- or library-specific implementation issues.
Language or library | Description |
|---|---|
Describes the common elements used in this group of C# samples which demonstrate operations using basic .NET classes and a minimum of helper libraries. | |
Describes the common elements used in this group of samples using client-side JavaScript with asynchronous functions and Promises. |
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